National Honor Society students have a mandatory meeting today. They’ll learn that their community service requirements won’t be measured on the honor system anymore. Also today — rude behavior taints a presentation on bullying; why the varsity soccer team is better than its record; and GRB looks forward to Spirit Week events.
A Hannibal senior citizen was charged Friday with having sex with a child younger than 13.
Representatives from the Oswego Sherriff’s Office, police and fire departments, and the U.S. Coast Guard were at Lowe’s Home Improvement store to give tips on how to keep homes and people safe in the event of emergencies.
It focused primarily on the hospital’s ability to effectively respond to incidents where mass numbers of chemically-contaminated patients self-report to the hospital for medical treatment. Approximately 60 county students portrayed the victims.
If Doug Hoffman wins the three-way battle for Congress from the North Country, he’ll be able to say he did it all himself.
His most important supporters, the Upstate NY Tea Party, abandoned him this weekend.
The average temperature last month was 2.2 degrees above average. Meanwhile, the precipitation was slightly below average.
Today, we’ve got a preview of tonight’s Fulton/Mexico football game. Also, a fast start helps Fulton’s boys win a soccer match. You’ll meet the first guy ever to be part of the GRB Dance Team, hear about a new student teacher, and get the opinions of people about how to help the football squad get its first win of the year.
Abby Jenkins has been involved in the Tobacco Control Program in various capacities for several years. She was a Reality Check Program assistant while getting her college degree at SUNY Oswego. She loved her time in the Port City so much as a student, she jumped at the chance to return.
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